Gigabyte lands DVB-T order from French vendor

Gigabyte lands DVB-T order from French vendor

March 25, 2016

Neuf Cegetel, a mobile communications operator based in France, has placed an order with Gigabyte Communications for DVB-T enabled handsets. The handset – which Gigabyte has named the t600 – will be marketed under Neuf’s TWIN TNT trade name.

In addition to working with Gigabyte, Neuf has been setting up business relationships with other Taiwan-based suppliers, including Wistron NeWeb and High Tech Computer (HTC).

Gigabyte’s t600 is not their only mobile TV handset. The MS808, developed by Gigabyte, supports a range of mobile TV standards, including DVB-T, DVB-H, DMB, and ISDB-T. It also has GPS functions and Wi-Fi built in.

In other news, Gigabyte has also been working with Garmin, a PND vendor, developing a smartphone with GPS capabilities and a 5 megapixel camera.

Tim Yeo

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